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CAIR’s Friends in U.S. Law Enforcement

April 12, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 16 Comments

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CAIR

Why is a Los Angeles County Sheriff endorsing jihadi material published by the Muslim Brotherhood?

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Faith and Fiction

March 31, 2010 By David Forsmark 11 Comments

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enemies

A thriller writer and an FBI veteran eschew sermonizing for suspense in two Christian fiction hits.

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Politically Incorrect Fiction

March 12, 2010 By David Forsmark 13 Comments

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isniper

New novels challenge the liberal mainstream narrative.

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Dick Cheney – Obama’s worst nightmare – Telegraph

February 15, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 9 Comments

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Former Vice President Dick Cheney stormed the beachheads of the liberal US media again today with a fiery performance on ABC’s This Week. He offered a stinging rebuke to current VP Joe Biden’s ludicrous claim that Iraq may end up as one of Barack Obama’s “great achievements”, as well as blistering criticism of the Obama [...]

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How to Fight a Better War – by Jacob Laksin

January 11, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 15 Comments

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To prevail in Afghanistan, the U.S. must improve its intelligence gathering.

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Reuel Marc Gerecht: The Meaning of al Qaeda’s Double Agent – WSJ.com

January 8, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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The recent death in Afghanistan of seven American counterterrorist officers, one Jordanian intelligence operative, and one exploding al Qaeda double agent ought to give us cause to reflect on the real capabilities of the Central Intelligence Agency and al Qaeda. The report card isn’t good. America’s systemic intelligence problems were partially on display in the [...]

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Security Theater Now Playing at Your Airport – by Daniel Pipes

January 5, 2010 By Daniel Pipes 21 Comments

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Is America willing to embrace the strategies necessary to stop terrorism?

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Politicization of Middle Eastern Studies – by Brendan Goldman

December 18, 2009 By Jamie Glazov 15 Comments

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Khomeini

On blatant display at Columbia U. Iran conference

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The FBI Awards – by Lloyd Billingsley

December 14, 2009 By Lloyd Billingsley 13 Comments

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A Sacramento imam gets a prize while the FBI investigates a jihadist mole.

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CAIR’s Call for Jihad – by Jamie Glazov

December 11, 2009 By Jamie Glazov 45 Comments

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How the Muslim “civil rights” group promotes young Muslims to engage in physical jihad at home and abroad.

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